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Changing Margins
When I change the header margin at the top of the second page of my document,
it automatically changes the margin on pages one and three with it. How do I stop this? |
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Changing Margins
If you want different headers and footers on different pages you need next
page section breaks in between them. Once you insert your next page break, go to View | Header and Footer and press same as previous to unlink the headers and then you can make your changes. -- Carol A. Bratt, MCP "Garry" wrote: When I change the header margin at the top of the second page of my document, it automatically changes the margin on pages one and three with it. How do I stop this? |
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